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A series of classes providing hands-on training, information and support to family caregivers on Thursdays, October 18 and 25 and November 8 and 15, from 6:30-8:30 p. m. at the Washington Fire Hall, Route 211. No charge for classes but space is limited. Please register by October 12 Contact Sharon Pyne at 540-6753313.
Are you caring for a loved one at home - or might you need to in the future? What would you do if your father had a stroke and needed lots of help? What if your mother became confused, and couldn’t manage medications safely? How do you safely care for someone in bed or a wheelchair? How can you get help for your family and yourself? How can you work effectively with doctors and hospitals?
Millions of Americans care for a family member at home - an often overwhelming task. In our aging society, we all need to know how to cope with some of these challenges, for ourselves or our loved ones.
Thursday evenings, October 18 and 25 and November 8 and 15, will be a chance to look at some answers, to include tips, resources, and hands-on training to help support caregivers for ill and disabled family members. Topics include hands-on care, safety, preventing and dealing with problems, managing
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